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I should add that when I say meat is healthy, I mean CLEAN meat. If they can't make you allergic to meat or do away with your access to meat, then their next best option is to poison the meat you're getting. This is what the "vaccines" are for, the venoms in the public water treatment, and the chemtrail spraying is for—so the usual meat on the racks in the markets are laden with heavy metals, toxic substances like graphene oxide, and health-damaging chemicals. So it's a pretty high priority to buy organic meat or, better yet, get it from a local cattle producer who avoids these poisons like we do, because the statists have made "USDA Organic" include "vaccinated." Anyway, once a year they deliver a supply of assorted clean beef that we store in the freezer.

No, meat is very healthy. The bad guys are attacking meat and meat animals because they know this. I wouldn't at all be surprised to learn they were behind this veganism hype. Most all vegans develop severe health issues, with 80% returning to eating meat. Vegans are also always low energy, ache after exercise, and heal and recover very, very slowly. We are omnivores, not herbivores, with an emphasis on the meat side, so we are at our apex when we're doing both. The ratio depends on your body type; some do fantastic on a 95% carnivore diet. -- What I'm referring to when I say "dead food" is processed foods. A steak is not processed. As a general rule of thumb, if it doesn't look like natural food anymore and you didn't just make it, it's processed and dead. So, breads, breakfast cereals, oatmeal, pasta, cheese, chips, crackers, energy bars, et al., and even dried grains like granola no longer have that bioelectric charge and are all pretty dead by that point. Even protein powders are dead. If you want to recover fast and build muscle tissue after working out, eat a steak! Screw those protein powders. -- What I've found we do best on is as much meat our body type can handle, with the rest supplemented by bioelectric-charged food (veggies and fruits, with a focus on the ones with lots of fats, like avocados, coconuts, walnuts, etc.). I mean, you can do buckwheat and rice in the meals, but they shouldn't outweigh the live food and meat, or you're going to get that slow, sleepy, lethargic state afterward.

What do you mean by deadfood, like meat?